Chapter 278: Chapter 273: Co Over to My Side Chapter 278: Chapter 273: Co Over to My Side Under imnse pressure, Shen Yan had already been sitting at that table for two hours.
Her pen never stopped moving, nor did she lift her head even once.
It was as if the entire answer sheet had been pre-engraved on the test, with her pen moving swiftly over it.
With so many caras and sharp eyes staring at her, her hand never hesitated for a mont.
Watching Shen Yan fill in the answers like a machine, those sitting around her whispered a few words to each other.
Shen Yan felt as though she was back in that cold laboratory, daily witnessing her own and various kinds of research data.
She had been exposed to related fields such as dicine, chemistry, and mathematics in that place, which gathered top elites from all over the world, each holding a significant position in their respective fields.
Even the magnates in the technology sector were intricately connected to that Jungle Base.
The fact that Shen Yan almost destroyed that place alone spoke volus of her strength at the ti.
But no matter how strong, a person trapped for over a decade could still be forcefully suppressed.
Ending in a dismal defeat.
The papers in her hand replayed through her mind as if she was rely glancing through them.
She didn’t need to think about these things; when an experint has been perford hundreds or even thousands of tis before you, rembering becos involuntary, and the correct answers co instinctively.
There are several possible answers to a question.
Shen Yan was not a doctor, but she was highly proficient in their so-called research.
The stack of test papers on Shen Yan’s desk grew, spanning five hours from day to night.
The academicians and professors sitting there grew more excited as they reviewed Shen Yan’s papers, their eyes gleaming brighter and almost shining green by the end!
Throughout those hours, they were busy whispering excitedly as they held Shen Yan’s papers.
After collecting the previous questions, new ones were distributed until Vice Dean Shao halted Shen Yan’s written exam at the request of the institute’s dean.
They initially wanted Shen Yan to go back, but not wanting to waste ti, she directly proposed to conduct the first practical test.
After a brief discussion, Shen Yan was brought into a clean, sowhat chilly laboratory.
Everything she needed was inside.
She pointed at one of the paper experints and perford several demonstration operations for them on the spot.
Her actions were steady and skilled, rely reenacting those she had encountered before, along with her unique insights, leading to a new set of results.
A difficult specin beca easy in her hands.
Traditional thods followed by her own unique approach.
It was as if she had refined a rough object!
The onlookers’ expressions changed again and again, looking at Shen Yan with nothing but shock, utterly numb from excitent.
To think, the subjects they had studied for years beca so simplified in Shen Yan’s hands!
Shen Yan only tested the first experint before stopping.
It had grown dark outside, and Qi Si was looking for her; she hadn’t replied to his ssage, and she wondered if he was worried.
However, these old fellows were still not satisfied and wanted Shen Yan to carry out a second assessnt experint.
” I didn’t report to my family when I ca,” Shen Yan said, smilingly refusing, “and they must be looking for now. Please let off the hook, esteed seniors; I’ll definitely be here on ti tomorrow!”
“Cough!” An academician cleared his throat, “We’ve also delayed Shen Yan a lot today. Let’s call it a day.”
“Is Shen Yan’s accommodation arranged yet?” Professor Lin, considering the housing issue, asked.
Seeing this developnt, it seed inevitable that Shen Yan would join the research institute.
It was already quite late to start preparations.
“I am from Beijing,” said Shen Yan.
The research institute didn’t need to arrange her accommodation.
Her identity would inevitably be thoroughly investigated soon enough, so Shen Yan clarified it outright.
“You’re from Beijing!” Professor Lin and the others were sowhat surprised!
Given Shen Yan’s performance that day, she must have had outstanding records at school, and talents like her, even if they were middle or high school students, would receive significant regard.
Yet none of them recognized Shen Yan; had she been hidden too securely?
Shen Yan bid farewell to over a dozen enthusiastic people, reclaid her belongings, returned to her original position, started her car, and left.
Liu Su had made several phone calls.
Qi Si had sent a few ssages and made one call.
Shen Yan hurriedly called back, “Mr. Qi, I left my phone in the car and didn’t receive your calls.”
“Where are you?”
“I’m on my way back to Qi Mansion, I’ve entered the third ring road…”
“Have you eaten?” the man on the other end asked with a low, magnetic voice.
Shen Yan rubbed her ear with her phone, “Not yet.”
The person on the other end paused, then said, “Co over to my place.”
Shen Yan imdiately realized that Qi Si might be at a social gathering, “Is it convenient?”
“Yes.”
“Then Mr. Qi, send the address,” Shen Yan stopped at a traffic light, “I’ll be there soon.”
After that, she hung up.
*
Shenfu Restaurant.
In the quiet courtyard, the lingering sound of a pipa emanated from the depths, giving off the feeling of delving deep into a hutong.
The na sounded commonplace, but the place was anything but.
Common folks really couldn’t book a spot here.
The waitstaff moved in and out of the single courtyard, their steps light, making no odd noises.
Inside, there were four or five people seated.
These individuals held prominent status in Beijing’s elite circles!
Even in the circles of the generation above, they had a considerable say.
Qi Si was one of them.
“Tap.”
A celadon cup was set on a jade-colored table, producing a sound that was both deep and crisp.
Wang Jue, sitting with his legs widely spread, suddenly beca mute, exchanging glances and signals with those next to him.
They had clearly seen how Qi Si was while on the phone.
It really didn’t seem like the cold Qi Si at all!
They almost thought Qi Si was possessed.
The Qi Si who usually only cared about himself was actually concerned if soone else had eaten? Had the sun risen from the west tonight?
Ignoring his friends’ peculiar expressions, Qi Si sent the address to Shen Yan and ssaged the guards outside to keep an eye on the entrance.
Without soone to lead, one generally couldn’t enter this place.
After giving instructions, Qi Si put away his phone and looked back at his friends.
“Is it Shen Yan?”
Wang Jue asked.
Qi Si gave him a chilly glance.
Wang Jue pressed his temples, “Mr. Qi, seriously?”
Qi Si’s handso brow barely furrowed, “Not welco?”
Wang Jue was horrified, “No, no, very welco! It’s just… very strange.”
Other people felt the sa.
Among them, only Qi Si was married, so whenever they gathered, they never brought any won.
They thought Qi Si would live a lonely life, but he turned out to be the first to get married and the first to bring his own woman to et the brothers.
That’s why they felt this strange sensation.
Chi Boyuan seed to think of sothing, his expression unclear.
“Really didn’t expect you to be the first among us to bring a woman to et with us. We just didn’t react in ti,” Du Yundan, sitting to the left of Wang Jue, said with a smile.
Zhai Hongshen thought of his own affairs, and felt sowhat uneasy knowing Shen Yan was coming over.
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